HOWL Campfires

HOWL R4 MKii HaulBag

SKU: HWLR4HB-1

$265.00

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HOWL R4 MKii HaulBag

Duck Camo

Tiny Rig Shop

Pickup available, usually ready in 5+ days

6346 Industry Way
Westminster CA 92683
United States

+16574002009
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HOWL R4 MKii HaulBag

At 27 lbs, the HOWL R4 MKii is the HOWL you most want a good way to carry. The R4 MKii HaulBag puts it on your shoulder: a removable strap with metal swivel clips, plus lay-flat top and side handles when you'd rather grab it by hand.

The folded R4 and its 8-ft regulator hose both fit, with the hose zipped into the lid. A gear pocket on the back holds a lighter or ferro rod. Inside, an 18 oz tarpaulin liner keeps soot contained and sprays clean after a dusty trip.

  • Fits: HOWL R4 MKii, folded, plus its 8-ft regulator hose
  • Outside size: 22.5 in wide × 15 in deep × 8.5 in tall
  • Weight: 1 lb 11 oz
  • Shell: 500D Cordura (Coyote Tan), 1000D cotton canvas (Ranger Olive, Duck Camo)
  • Liner: 18 oz tarpaulin
  • Pockets: zippered hose pocket in the lid, zippered gear pocket on the back
  • Made: in the USA

Fitment

Sized for the R4 MKii. The fire pit is sold separately. For the smaller HOWLs, see the R3 HaulBag and R1 HaulBag. Every brand on the Tiny Rig Co shelf is gear we've tested and used on the trail, and HOWL is no exception. Your bag ships from our SoCal shop within 1 week of your order.

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